Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04


We were in error when We stated that
Mr.. Maj Beazel sas interested N the new
eonnpany that intends to build foundry
st Findlay. 1t should have been Ma'
Aldnge-
A new chute for running coal from Nor
yan's works TO the 3. & o. road near BY
has Jus: been completed
The windows in the Christian Church
are being changed. The new arrange
ment Is said to be excellent for yentilA-
ton.
Mis- Lille Norcross, Of Pittsburg. wbS
has been visiting in GAINESVILLE, l. th<
the guest Of friends here
The Catholic schools Will resume to-mor
ox; the public schools one week later.
Ms Murphy, who was injured By being
struck By an engine. Is very low.
Wa Malone, C. & p. passenger enRn'
eer. Is visiting in Europa
Wm- Meyey, the well known typo, Whc
has been i'll for some months, was In tbs
CITY last week seeing friends He is some
what improved
&c. Jennings will take the enumers'
ton Of the school children this week.
The woodsheld fair was attended By q
few Of Our people.
The Vim. Sehramm arrested on tbs
charge Of stealing watch was not Nm
Sehramm the grocer.
The plumbers have all the work they
can IA IDLE AZ present. 4 gr,at many
property holders are putting IN natura
gas.
Miss Nettie Kurz Will 90 70 college Al
Little Washington.
The EIysian theatre was packed We'd
nesdAy night by a large audience 70 heal
Mrs.. L N. Barry, general investigator o
~onen's work for the Knights Of Labor
Mrs. Barry thoroughly and ably discussed
the labor issues, eonfining herself mostly
to women and children. the work done by
them and the wages they receive. The pic
ture she drew Of the poor working womer
and their trials and tribulations was pitt
'fuI in the extreme. The lady i a fD'
;alker, and can move her audience Il
laughter OF teers at her will. She mad:
MANY friends in this city, and all wer'
sorry 20 see her depart
The New York Hs,kly Graphic publishe'
a picture OF Billy" George this week
Will is now clAssed as one Of the fine play
ers in the League.
IL is To hoped that the warm weather L
passed. and that We may Be able to enjoy
life. alSo that the warm" conferences vii
soon come TO an understanding, and peaes
be the general order for one year.
The Choral Society will resume its week
" meetings. The cinb will give festiya
in a iew weeks.
Ben. Fairs has returned from his trip tG
West Virginia
The Tribune last night suggested that th'
merchants OF the city give street fair
The idea is 10 get about twenty OF oul
business men to offer a premium on some
product Of the farm and set a day for tb'
exhibition. Such Al affair would IN
doubtedly bring great crowd to the city
and would amply repay all who interested
themselves in the display.
Presiding Elder Payne will preach In th'
First VI. E. Church this evening.
Miss Maggie Anderson, OF St Clairsyille
Is the guest of Miss Marie Clements.
T. T. Spence, the pop man, has beer
granted an increase OF pension.
The Methodist Sabbath school at Wege'
held picnic at McKelvey's orchard yes
terdsy.
Charles Blakeney, B., Z. & c. operator
i of on a vacation.
Jake Workman, while working at The
blast furnace, fell from a coke car yester
day and injured himself 30 that he had u
be carried home. 1t is feared that ne ha:
internal wounds.
Mrs. James Mckinley, Of Chicago, who
has been visiting friends here, returned
home yesterday.
Dubois & Mccoy is erecting a new
residence for W. B. Gilmore, OF St Glars
Vile, and one for Mr.. Joseph Burtford, o.
near the same place.
The Republican County Convention viii
meet here on Tuesday,
Cornelius Curran buried an infant child
yesterday.
Miss Julia Hammond will attend schOO
at Mount de Chantal.
Vim. kirkpatrick is clerkiDg in the drul
store of J. T. Robinson.
Miss Mary Kelly IS visiting Wheeling
friends
John Cashdollar and David Springer
have returned from a successful hunting
trip.
The Tribune last night stated that C.
i p. train came very near running into q
street car as the latter was crossing the
track at the upper end Of Gravel Hill.
George Donaldson says be Is not happy
over the arrival Of q new boy. 1t is hi
brother James.
Muth. Summers, Powers and Hill tall
OF giving a regetta next week.
Most all the cows in town were IN th'
Public Square yesterday morning.
Rev. W. s. Campbell has not yet decided
whether to leave the city or not.
Miss Katie Sherry. clerk in the pos
Office, will spend her vacation in Phila
delphia-
The Catholic school recpens tomorrow
after high mas at "a IN. The corps o
teachers has not been changed.
Miss Grace Jones, a native and now ;
resident OF the Diocese OF Columbus, o., L
a contestant for gold watch for the bene
fit Of Catholic church in Moundsyille, il
the Diocese Of Wheeling, ". Va, and /;
good sum will De realized in her name TO
the said church in West Virginia
Mrs. John Murphy, lately injured by
r. 4 .. train is still alive, but beyond al
hope Of recovery.